Creamy Onion Allotment Soup
Submitted by Linda
Ingredients:
- 3 Medium (fist size) Onions (thinly Sliced)
- 1 Medium (fist size) Potato (thinly sliced)
- Olive, Veg or Rapeseed Oil
- About 1oz Butter or Margarine ( I have used both but use vegetable margarine when my daughter is visiting a she is vegan)
- ½ pint veg stock (approx)
- ½ pint sweetened soya milk (approx) (soya milk gives the soup a lovely creamy taste)
- 3 or 4 cloves Garlic crushed or chopped
Method:
- Use a wok or deepish fry pan/saucepan.
- In frying pan/wok and on lowest heat gently sauté onions in sufficient oil until soft but not brown adding a little stock rather than more oil to keep onions moist.
- Add about ½ of the stock and potatoes and continue cooking on low heat for a few minutes.
- Transfer all to a saucepan, add garlic, butter/margarine and milk.
- Gently bring to the boil then simmer for 10/15 minutes (with lid on) or until everything is soft, checking and stirring occasionally.
- Blend in batches in blender and return to pan and add extra stock or milk if soup is too thick.
Makes about three to four bowls.
Serve with crusty bread.
I didn’t add pepper or salt in cooking – just add to taste when eating.
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Comments on Creamy Onion Allotment Soup »
Tracy @ 9:19 pm
Sounds yummy.
Have you ever tried it with rice milk?
Would that be too sweet?